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Daily Republican., 1887-03-28

There are no hats like
Henry Heath's. Some al
most as good, but the
Heaths are at the front.
Style and finish the best.
Some have just come, per-
haps not enough for all who
are glad to pay for the tip
top of tone. More and more
of them every year. II you
want a Heath hat, safer not
to wait. 81 and s. for silk;
IS for a Derby in one Of the
new colors or black.
Full line of Knox's popu-
lar hats; almost up to the
Heath mark-even in price.
But most Of Our hats are
made here, under our own
direction You see them
side by side with the best
London or New York makes
An excellent silk hat at 81,
equal it not superior to any
offered at that price any.
where. Finer, but no bet
ter, S..
Philadelphia Derbies, in
large variety, So, $3.50, s.
land $3.50.
Near Thirteenth and Market streets Ger
ner.
Photographs, lots of them
Slightly shop-worn copies O
well-liked paintings. These
sizes, third under price.
IIxI4 in, IS cents.
I I6xao in, IS cents.
2ox24 H., so cents.
22x28 in., $I.oO.
Also a lot Of hardwood
and bronze-framed antiqu
: engravings, $3.50 to s.
!. nearly half off.
, Basement, north of centre.
c rim k lie d Seersuckers
More than ever before an,
Daily Republican., 1887-03-28
THE VERY BEST
FOR STYLE, FIT AND WEAR

FOR STYLE, FIT AND WEAR
Ever offered In Wilmington at the prices
is our gents 81 button, hook lace and
congress. Every pair warranted solid
leather. Our gents hook lace Wauken-
phast only $3.50; sold elsewhere for 81.
Our gents seamless ebay sewed' hook :
lace, stylish and plenty Of good wear at
$3.50.
Our gents fine calf-hook lace with kan
CARGO kid top only S275; real value.
- 80. Our gents calf hand sewed hook
lace, 81; worth S.. Our gents hook lace
and Congress handmade, 81 SO; would
cost you at any other store $3.50. All
these are except Jnally big bargains
Once you see them you will acknowledge
| them the best for the money you have
:. ever seen.
We are the acknowledged headquarters
for ladies', boys and children's shoes.
Remember-If what you buy here does
not 1T, you can return, have exchanged,
or get your money back.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-28
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WANAMA KER'S.


PHILADELPHIA. Monday, March 70. 1887.
Nowhere in America has
there ever been a fitting
exhibition OF Dress Mate
rails, including Silks. We
shall have one on the 4th
of April.
AS you pass about the store
you'll see the decorators
at work. They are fixing
for the event. Each day
you'll see a big change:
new hangings, new drap'
ings getting into place.
With all you see before then
you'll have no just notion
of what We'll show you
next Monday. From the
ends of the earth and the
islands of the sea will,
come the rarest as well a.
the commonest of wover
things.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-28

EDITOR PULITZER, Of the New York
World, still lives, Notwithstanding the
threatened murdsrous assault Of Coun.
sellor Ira StHfsr at the trial OF the
"boodle" alderman, Cleary, and yester.
day published Sunday edition OF his
great paper containing thirty-two pages.
1t looks 81 II there IL considerable life
in Editor Pulitzer yet.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-28
wANAMAKERs'

|prettier. Variety OF effects
Undesirable; from narrow
stripes and small checks to
wide stripes and large
lchecks, besides novelties by
1.-THE dozen. 10 cents to IS
cents.
Last circle, northwest OF centre.
| Let nothing hide those
half-hundred English Dress
Cloths, those wonderful mix
lures and checks and stripes
and plaids and combinations.
The wonder is in the num-
Der as we'll as In the fineness
and the elegance. Halt a
hundred ladies' might have
dresses of them. and the
stufs differ so that you'd
hardly trace a resemblance
| when the wearers meet. 81
in. s. 50.
Near by some fine Scam
el's-hair" in the light spring
shades. Always stylish and
dressy; something you can
rely on. AZ in, SIS cents, 81
and SI.25.
Fourth circle, southeast OF centre.
Almost the end of the
White and Colored Embroid-
cries at the way-down price.
Sharp scratching to keep the
counter full. And the last
are as good as the first; not
so full an assortment, but
Just as desirable if you want
them at all.
Last circle, southwest of centre.
The best as we'll as the
common in women's under.
things. Nothing that isn't
the best Of its kind, and the
kinds cover everythir 6 that's
good.
The new styles in Gowns,
!Chemises and Drawers are
ian all the time surprise till
you've looked them over and
over.
Lawn Gowns from $3.50
up.
China and Surah Silk
Gowns from SIP up.
| Silk Chemises, skirts trim
med, from 81 Is up.
Much art and prettiness
that you can only sense by
seeing.
Chestnut street front, east OF Arcade.
The best handmade Shoes
flor two-thirds. II 'twere
gold dollars for two-thirde
the profit to you wouldn',
be greater, although the
wonder might be. 1t is fol
two-thirds of onr price thai
the shoes are going-maybe
for half what some dealers
! would ask. It's only a ques
ton OF fit on these shoes; i
you find your size your only
worry'll be gone.
: Market street front. west CT main aisle
4 JOHN WANAMAKER,
, Chestnut, Thirteenth and Market street
and City-hall square.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-28
NOTICE

That the Finest Stock of
Custom Goods in our city
lis found in the tailoring de-
partment, 4I6 Market street.
Our $40 Suits are at
tracing great attention.
Our S25 styles have no
equal. We ask you to see
them.
A larger selection Of Trou'
Servings than all others com
lbined. Prices S. to $I2.
| Our cutter has no superior
and all our work guaran'
lteed, or money refunded
Nov is the time to make
|your selection.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-28
DUBILC SALE upl;Br,,
l. on the premises, oa
SaTVIEnav
SATURDAY APRs
Commencing sharp. ~

Commencing sharp, al
WIN DO sold; II puIldlar,
Market, Moore, Tetnall'
Twentv-sixth sueett, AID
extension Of tho City Psxl
kiyeiview cemetery.
TERns: 10 per cert. vhr
struck OF, and the bsls,,. !
giving noe with spproy,d n,
interest from day oft,Is. -
cases to be made on tr Dsi,,,rS|
M, or sale may be oec,,x 4
option OF the 80 Ter.
EVANS PssnH
MO " Ageli q III
Daily Republican., 1887-03-28

OUR FRIENDS made such good use OF
our enlarged paper on Saturday last
that we have concluded to issue another
large paper mex. Saturday. Advertisers
will please bear this fact In mind, and
send in their favors on Friday II posi-
Die.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-28

SPECIAL NorICE.-All subsoribars
10 either the Daily or Weekly RRPUB.
LICAN, outside Of this city, who are
over one year ia arrears, are requested
toforwsrd, without delay, the amount
due.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-28


EAST bOUND
Phlsa, Aeoommodation, daily ..aeoA. =.
Phtla. Accommodation, daily ....9so A. -.
Western Expfsss, daily ...n.ee 4. q
PhilA. accommodation, daily .....S.lo Z. "a.
CineinnAta Limited, daily :...... 10 "a
PhilA. Accommodation, daiiy.....e.so r: a:
Phil. Accommodation daily. ...... 800 T. -.
Chicago Limited, daily ..........l2ea A. d.
Local freight with passenger coaches a.
tached leaves Delaware ave. station daily,
except sunday, at ti p. M; arrives 10
pnilsdslphis 1t s.2s p. IN. Stop u all sts'
tons.
wEsT-BouND:
Chicago Limited, daily ...........7.te A. n.
Arrives Chicago lilo next morning. Thi'
train does not take baltimore PASSENGER
Cincinnati Limited, datiy........ ll.80 A. N
Arrives Cincinnati 80 A. ID. st. Louii
eco p. M. next day.
Chicago and 81. Louis Express,
daily ............. .6.o0P. m
Local freight with passenger coaches NJ
tached leaves Delaware ave. station daily
except sunday, 81 SO .. n. arrives In q an
ton 1t e.l6 .. m. StcPs 1t q II stations.
FOB LANDENBEk0, 40 A. M. and
9 % p. H.. daily. so r. N. daily. excsp'
Trains leave Market Street station:
For Philadelphia % A. M, 9 IS A. M
and = - p. NJ, daily. For baltimore o
A. M, daily. except Sunday. For LAndep
berg % a. M. and d p. NJ, daily. TO-
.. m. and 90 r. M. daily except Sunday.
Through tickets oan DO secured and sleep
ing car bsrths reserved BY applying to u.
N. Miller. agent. delaware avenue depot.
W. IRWIN. u. X. LORD.
superintendent. Gon1 Pass. Agent
Daily Republican., 1887-03-28
puBLiO sALE-VT7|
L public sais on "'-L u!
WEDNESDAY. N,v,,,.

"hDNs $. nAEcu !,
On the PREMISE. Inn So, 80,
Uhurcf, Christian ! Hus N.Y., ~
tire stick OF tssh lin, Y
owned and run ty N,sS a,a 1'g
OF one large horlt,n,au, Vsl
tower; one upright bslI., e \
one engine, ID horre p,..,.
saw, c,npiets; l circaI. ,' y,
SAY, complete; large bs,s Z. "
de SNAPPER. mortlsibg n NV.
lemon machine. moula,,s y
puileSs. hangers. shsj,Ins \. ~ n
the mschinery 10 nes,I, !, =.
latest improved petss,; y. ~ 1
complete, and mus, o. \. n
mas no use for them. "a's
Persons desiring to s,,,,.
street cars ard get q, A. !, ].
which is about . lquarss ~, !.
Terms cash. FOR iur,h,,m,
or address ]. J. PlIhTg ~
Wilmington, Del.
l.. w. Stidhan l. Son. l,s
Daily Republican., 1887-03-28
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OBJECTION, aid t,e :, l,lorssqa
M assortment that an, 'not ii n
can hnd one To suit ho,,p ht ls,s
are especially Tor lLDlSGs''
snus and sides, 20 btlvs, pafpos,
motion on the irar. v T,N CA \,
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Daily Republican., 1887-03-28

wIL1ll - ssTON II NORTHERN IL, n
limo table in effect J sn. 23rd, 1887. 1rainf
leave Wilmington Ute ach st.ectl as follows.
For Roaaine, Birds toro, Joanna, Spring
held, Waynesburg Junction, Manor, Potts
Vile, Tagaqua, Allentown, Lebanon, Wer-
nersville and all points on the Phi tladeiphis
AID Reading X. K, TOO q. m. and 2sb p. m.
For Gainesville. Embreevillo, Lesapo
Ohadd's Ford and DuPont'e and intcrIne-
diste poin's, LOO a. NJ. z 10, and 4 IS D, m.
For West Chester, 90 o. m. Fl 10, and Isl
p. N.
For New Bridge and totermediate points
o.lh p. ID. Except on Saturday, when trair
will leave at 30 D. 10.
A. q. MoCAUSLAND, l., BOWER.
Sureriutsadent. Genl tsss. Ag't
Daily Republican., 1887-03-28
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Without eItsn
That is the whole :
q nut shell; JUST
have been and sre \
to give you in "
Every ole Hsls J
coed as they csH Y
few want to psl v
as some will cs''g /
If you want . ~
made, make an ~, I
of our selections m1]
Suits, and We is; !, /
can please you u u
workmanship. ~
ri. Clothing y
stocked complain,
the New Styles .
Boys and Chllai' \
ing, which neea y. y
examination to P'%%
they are away ~
price for cash p. d,
assortment OF Pflna
Suits for young l'@ !,
we think will safp''
Daily Republican., 1887-03-28

DUBLlU SALE OF GM1
fURE-Wlll DO sltGLl
18th street, on
WEDNESDAY, MlsGI
at ! o'clOcrpl
Elegant Brusiels earva, vi
tension table, tie bjaa | ~
high clock and other srasu
parlor furniture, tetroou .sripl
room stoves, 4 full lie Il :tA
Kitchen furniture.
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L. W. Stidhsm a son, Ava
Daily Republican., 1887-03-28

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Daily Republican., 1887-03-28

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The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1887-08-30
GEORGE LUCAS, AJ,A a
" Contractor .-.fl 80,
and Builder, 80 a@a

Honolulu Steam Planning Mills, Espla-
made, Honolulu.
Manufactures all kinds of Mouldings,
Brackets, Window Frames, Blinds,
Sashes, Doors, and all kinds Of Wood
work finish. Turning, Scroll and Band
Saving. All kinds of Saving and Plan
ing, Morticing and Tenanting.
Orders promptly attended to and work
guaranteed. Orders from the other Is
ands solicited
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1887-08-30
Professionals.

r M. MoNsARRAT,
y. ATTORNEY AT LAW
and Notary Public. Real Estate IN any
part of the Kingdom bought, sold and
leased, on commission. Loans ncgotia
ted, Legal Documents Drawn. No. ~
Merchant st. Gazette Block, Honolulu,
Hawaiian Islands l9O
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1887-08-30
ID. MCKENZIE
Contractor and Builder.

Sores and offices fitted up, Estimates
given on all kinds of brick and wooden
buildings, Plans and Specifications fur.
nished. eB- Office, 40 Beretania ST.
Mutual Telephone, 352; Postofllce Box,
100. 1882 ly
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-05-10
MALLORY. the CIOthier
w,>mr>Cro> ,oII>

WA.ulNGruN. MAY g secretary
whitney wa- unable 10 get 10 Bcthc-
len, Pa, to-day The ordinance oil
cct'- department started tor that
place this morning o. makc an in
-pcrtiou OF the steel plant and will
report 10 the secretary Inquiry at
the war department shows that uucs-
tiOus reported TO have been put by
the department 10 Pennsylvania state
Officials regarding the strength OF
equipment aud mObilityol the militia
had no reference whatcver t. h fish
crlc controversy. bat We're intended
to secure information TO uc transmit
ted to congress ~ the next session.
touching the strength Oi the militia.
Similar inquiries have been pat To
cacA of the state governments.
NuTHING is YET ~ErIitD
~ regards the office oi United states
treasurer and il , said AT the White
House thatno appointment will bc
made tO-,ay. Irrr-urcr Jordan
p, NJ YESTERDAY in Washington and
haG interviews with the president
and Secretary fairchl,d He return
cdto New YORK. IH,' night Bank
Examiner Hyatt OF Connecticut who
hn- been mentioned u- Mr.. Jurduu's
successor called on secretary lbir.
child this morning in COMPANY
with cN~cuatur liHruuu
These tWo gentlemen also
called ou the president. Mr.. Hyatt
| subsequently visited the comptroller
/ ui the currency who is To- bee m- lm
/ mediate. ,nf.i.I -trlrt,r ma. I.t..-f
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-05-10

Pnl-HuRo. Pa May 9. y deopcr-
Ate aud iatnl encounter occurred on
the river side %. the Pcnitcntary tmr
morning. 4 negro convict named
Ellsworth Hogan -lashcd OIhccr
Bayuo and n prisoner named ca vim
with raIor. The lattcr is so bad'y
injured Tint he cannot survive II D.,
said that CALVIN ntlmatcd tnat
Hogan. who il serving seven years
term tor burglary, had revolver
when the hitter ieaped upon him and
cut him with the razor Oihccr
Baync heard the noise, and before he
could dlmrm Hogan, he "as al-o pad-
ly cut Hogan was placed ia dun
geOn.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-05-10

O'BrIeu wa. notpsid tor. II Was paid
tort thi- city but the telegraph au-
thoritics informed Mr.. O'Brien that
they would not forward 1t 10 Quebec
whore Ae was unless 1t was repaid
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-05-10
tummittrc Report, aud l.nCuun-
agiug word, hut Money
is Fight
\ Rap an Ma>oi,. odd Fellow =
und huiGIits ot plihiu, bl
one al the Pastors.


LutIsNIlLr. Nuy H Ihc .~outa-
erh Baptist ,luycutiuu rcas-cmh,od
tins morning 10 Wa, announced tlat
the collection taken up "a the mass
W'ctWg saturday night ior thc hrur- |
ut %. foreign mission amounted to |
flIl> Ihc report OF the committee |
ot-u suggestions TO the board oiiurcigu |
missions was rcnd hy Dr ". G. !
Cleveland. Of Alabama, il was pre-
pared by Di. .Juhu \. Ggunuus, who |
was udi,posed aud unabl, to r,A
'hc report in pcr~oU. 10 pIiu cd out |
that thc missions were much m nccd
OF moucy Nnd missionar rs I'm some
ca-c' must be sent home but 1t would
cost Hs much To bring them homo DE-
TO support tucW until the stringcucy
for money WAS passed. II suggested
the wDun- TO raise the needed
money I'm discussing the report Dr.
Rowland n MARY and called attention
to the comparatively small amount
given ny the southern BAPTIST
cents per capita per annmu. He
urged that more foreign mission
tract- should bc printed. Dr. talk, OF
Tennessee, -dd. "pcople should give
to the church
rllr NoNtA utt> GANE
to MA-ons. odd Fellows ana knights
| OF pytnia-. The Wurl, of the church
is better and the Baptists should give
their money 20 church work cNclu-
siyciy while there was need" Tine re-
report was adopted Dr Wharton
ot Maryland presented the report Of
| the committee.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-05-10
ociocg to-day


NEW GoKK, May II Prince Leo
pold and suite sailed this morning for
Europe on the -peaulor Eider
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-05-10

Fritz ! ankle
found two shaw
pocket, lost by
at Padgitt's parl
articles to the ot
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-05-10

For fine old wines md liquors 20
to the 81 Charles saloon.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-05-10

~ nrStclass stock Of Neer,chaum pipes gold.headed
-'e'' best imported and domestic cigars and tobacco
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-01-13
WASHINGTON NOTES.


There is still on deposit in the United
States Treasury TO S .cure crcul ition of ma
tional banks Tres of $3,903 40 in called
3 per cent. bonds which have matured
These bonds are held by 1876 banks, and are
all included in calls from the one hundred
and thirty second, which mature1 February
], 1855, to and inclu ling the one hundred and
foTty-fourth, which m1turel December l,
1885
In view OF the Attorney Generals opinion
that non-interest bearing bonds cannot be
used as basis for national bank circulation,
considerable interest is felt as to The proba,
BILE course Of the Treasury Department
toward tho banks holding the bonds in qles-
ton. Mr.. Trenholm, Controller OF the Cur
rency, was this afternoon questioned as &c
what steps he proposed TO take in this mat
ter, and he said he woul probably ask the
Attorney General for advice before taking
any radical action. He was now engaged,
he said, in making a list of the banks and
the amount OF matured bon Is held by each,
and he wantei to consu t with the law
officers Of the Government as to what 1t is
his duty Is do next under the C circumstances
He was disposed 10 be lenient with the banks.
but he felt that he cou not longer DELAY en-.
forcing a strict compliance with the laws
bearing on the subjsct OF national bank secu.
rites Tie did not, however, apprebsnd any
trouble with the banks, as he thought they
would do their duty in the premises as soon
as IL was made Gear 20 them
From other iources IL was learned that the
banks will be allowed week or ton days
more within which 70 replace the matured
bonds after whic1 time all banks i'm default
in this respect will be proceeded against, a
tention being paid first 20 those longest in
default
When Senator Cameron was appeaiei b
- the time the Logan fun was started. be
declined TO subscribe FOR reasons that would
10 satisfactory 70 Mrs. Logan" but which
he did not care to give. IL. said however.
that he intended 10 do something for her ben.
eft IN his own tims and way, AMI 10 would
be quite as gratifying 20 her 81 % see his
name on the published list. While the Sen,
ator would not make any more def rite ex
PLANTATION, IL Is Inferred that be has returned
% Mrs Logan a uOte for n considerable sum
Of money which the General borrowed Of
him some time a 90 Ths fact OF the loan is
we'll known among tho Generars friends.
and The amount IA varI1us'y
estimated az from $1,000 to t7OOJ. Tb3ss
who would be- apt to know best say 10 was
81 500, and all agree tha g. would Doe Just
like Don Cameron 10 send MIRA Logan the
note cancelled. SENATOR Stanford. also when
invited 10 subscribe. askei 10 Doe excused.
merely remlrki1R that he never signed sub,
scription papers. but would snlesvsr 70 shov
his symphhy and regard fJr Mrs Logan ln
his own woy. His generosity is prOverbial.
and what be does give will come from a man
Who does not court the dolats when he is
doing good. Mr Stanford recently ssntsl0.-
700 b. o charitable institution ggb ch no heard
va in nsed Of funds with positive lnstrue-
lions that The name ~ the giyer should not
be revealed b. the managers nor to ths
public
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-01-13
MUST REPoHrFoa Duty.
German Residents Of Belgium or,
deTed 90 Hold Themselves In
Readiness

IL is r ported that German residents In
Belgium have been ordered to ho'd them.
selves In readiness 10 join their respective
army corps and IN the meantime 10 notify
their Government OF any change OF resi-
dence.
Advices from Vienna say that the influence
exercised by Prince Bismarck is htving the
effect OF smoothing the relations between
Austria and Ru.sia
The German Government has forbidden
Frenchmeu u the territorial army n stay i'm
Alsace Lorraine longer than a few days,
some manufacturer in that province who
are in Sympathy vita France, having evincsi
preference for French workmen. The
Frankfort ZeNung says that Turkey has
joined Germany and Russia ia the adop-
ton Of o. common Balkan policy. and that
they are trying 10 induc' France 70 co .opsr-
ate
The British Admiralty has adopted Lord
Bereford's advice 90 build p .et OF fast
cruisers, The new a .et will be- completed In
two years
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FROZEN TO DEATH.
sad Fate OF New Hampshire Hunters
Snow Four Feet Deem.

Sad Fate OF New Hampshire Hunters
Snow Four Feet Deep.
George Leighton auJ Frank McI1tyre Of
Pennington. New Hampshire, went hunting
last Friday afternoon. Asous 3 o'clock I'm
the afternoon b!izz lrd clme down from the
mountains, sending the mercury far below
zero while az the sams time a terrific sno -
storm set in. SO intense was the cod that
when the gele sprung up the men, only two
m les from home, were unable to return.
leighton while walking half a mile fell
five times, the last fall rendering him
unconscious. Mcintyre took tR his
muller, and tried % carry his companion.
but giving on had to drop him Leighton
at the fall regained his senses long enouz h TO
reiliz' his position, and feeling he was dying
gave Mcintyre message 20 his wife and
children, and the d, zst Off Mcintyre set
ous for help Tut was two h,urs and a half
making powder>mil, a NILE distant. II,
himself fell Exhausted as he reached the door
and was only found by acc dent. When
brought TO he told bis story and "A PARTY
went for his companion. Il was midnight
before they found him, frc zen stiff. McIntyre
will also die. Eve other persons are also
missing supposed victims Of this storm. The
snow is four feet on a level